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by cheeze 6y ago
Heavily outwieghed by the downsides. Facebook has done a lot of good, but IMO there is no question that it's done more harm. And Zuckerberg is a crazy person. There are a lot of people I wouldn't want to ultimately report to, but
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by cheeze 6y ago
Sure, run a 3.5mm from the phone to the mic port of any motherboard
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by cheeze 6y ago
Lots of people use them to turn on lights or listen to music. Maybe not your workflow but IMO you sound a little silly strawmanning like that. I don't own Alexas either, but it's obvious why 'normal folk' would like the
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by cheeze 6y ago
That's YC06 ScribD, no?
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by cheeze 6y ago
I wasn't a fan, it seemed really laggy to me when I used it
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by cheeze 6y ago
No no it's totally fine. You just need to search stackexchange and find a few posts where people talk about how this is by design, then find some random utility that kinda does what you need but often has a ton of bloat and will nagwar
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by cheeze 6y ago
I was always a 'laptop only' guy at work, but since COVID I've used my (multi thousand dollar) MBP as a desktop primarily. The number of random apps that I have to install because of odd quirks that don't work like I&#x2
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by cheeze 6y ago
python -m http.server
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by cheeze 6y ago
Uhh... what? How? My mother doesn't care that I can install a 3rd party app on Android, why would my grandma on iOS?
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by cheeze 6y ago
... And nothing of value was lost. If it's detremental to your business to not be able to track users on such a granular level, it's a bad business. I'm sure Facebook will survive here. 100% biased, can't stand that comp
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by cheeze 6y ago
> Mottley addressed the concern: “In terms of broadband, we have two major telecommunications companies, and at the same time we are looking to see how we can continue to boost our national television station and move it from being a bro
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by cheeze 6y ago
Of course it's an HDFury product <3
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by cheeze 6y ago
My guess? Someones manager was like "Hey lets publish this wiki as a blog post." Sure, part of it is trying to seem cool and whatnot, but that's fine with me. The output is the same, more knowledge shared.
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by cheeze 6y ago
Uh, because I'm at work and wouldn't mind an additional layer of protection. Because I live stream and people try to trick me into viewing NSFW content on stream. Is this really a question?
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by cheeze 6y ago
What? I don't follow your conclusion at all.
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by cheeze 6y ago
That or society ends up paying the price when you have people willing to work in inhumane conditions (for a gang) rather than someone who can get a legit job in recycling
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by cheeze 6y ago
Yeah, at that point get a bachelors in CS and go work at a bigN for 140k straight out of school
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by cheeze 6y ago
This will never happen, quote me on it. Twitch cares a lot about their brand being separate from Amazon. The risk of being associated too closely with Amazon amongst gamers (who are often quick to cancel/escalate) is just too high, and
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by cheeze 6y ago
Their commercial games have all been flops. They do provide cloud infra for game servers as well, but I have no idea if that's useful or what adoption looks like
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by cheeze 6y ago
I feel like you can reductio ad absurdum it to a web browser
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by cheeze 6y ago
If you're looking at YTD% on an index fund during a pandemic, you have the wrong mindset IMO
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by cheeze 6y ago
> but it's okay because he has a girlfriend to take care of him Is that okay?
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by cheeze 6y ago
On the flipside - Let's not act like ycombinator doesn't benefit from hn. YCombinator gets free advertising to a TON of good engineers for their companies roles (the posts that you can't comment on that mention X random yco
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by cheeze 6y ago
I found alfred to just be bloat after they improved spotlight. I have it installed but rarely actually use it at this point.
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by cheeze 6y ago
> "The user initiates a paste command manually" is a requirement that may be trivial for a human to express but near impossible for software to implement. What? No. Sure, there would be changes required, but both Android and iO
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by cheeze 6y ago
For me it's that I'm sitting here shirtless while I'm working, and I'm kinda fat
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by cheeze 6y ago
Most teams look at the data, and see that a vast majority of their customers use the CLI. I'm sure AWS loses out on sales from non-technical folks who only see the console side of things, but I personally would way rather DynamoDB focu
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by cheeze 6y ago
You're thinking of "h264 is magic" https://sidbala.com/h-264-is-magic/ GREAT article
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by cheeze 6y ago
As crazy as it sounds, this is why I'd try to keep it simple and just keep each implementation separate. Sure I'd save some keystrokes having a base abstraction and whatnot, but I feel like Poker is one of those "i'll ma
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by cheeze 6y ago
That I/random users use it. Why? I don't know. They were early to the game and I stuck with it I guess

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